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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-10-06
A NEW REPUBLIC,

A Bit of Land North of the Amazon Be-
comes Independent.
The tract of land which lies between
Brazil and French Guiana, and which
was no-man's land, has been de-
clared by its inhabitants an independ-
ent country. The Republic of Counani
as it is called. is "a. 600 miles in ex-
tent, the coast line is 1877 miles long
and the population 700 persons, one
half of whom dwell at Counani, the
capital, in thirty-fve houses. Ths
bulk of these are descendants Of
Maroons. or slave refugees from Bra
zil. but learn from M. Boisset, the
agent of the new-fledged republic in
that their sympathies are en-.
tirely French. In 1883 they begged to
be annexed to France, but the French
Government declined, in observance of
a treaty entered into with Brazil in 1S41
which declared Counani neutral soil.
= Repulsed, but not baff1ed, the ma
tives unanimously set up republic.
with a French journalist, M. Jules
eros, at Its head. The other members
of the Government are likewise
Fren chmen, living in France, and the
French language is rendered official
in the newborn State. I have before
me the first number of the official jour
nal of Counani, styled Les Nouvelles
de France ct DIES Colonies, Journal
Officiel de la Republique. La Guyane
independents, whose Offices are at the
Legation. 10 Rue du Louvre, is an in
teresting little penny sheet, and is to
come out twice monthly. The official
column contains a decree signed at
Vanves. suburban district, by the
Life President, appointing M. Guignes
Sinister of State and Grand ChaneaL
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-10-06

tor, as well as themselves, received good
Is there no law in Iron county prohibiting
bawdy houses being carried on publicly!
Our young friend, Ellis Dillon, and his
hounds, are making good deal Of sport just
at present.
We have some trappers on the hill. Either
the traps are too small or the game too large,
l know not which, as the traps are always
gone.
DR.. Farrar and John Baker went to ST.
Louis last Saturday on a mission of mercy.
1 understand as there is q portion OF
ground worked out on the back of the Knob,
| it Is the intention of Capt. Searle to throw it,
as it would be better down than up.
The last new Cameron pump that was put
in the engine house to supply the hill with
| water, has been taken on Cedar Hill to pump
the water out of the mine.
The shipments of ore from Pilot Knob for
the nine months of this year is the best In
| the mines history. With the average ship
ments for the next three months, the year
will close with nearly 100000 tons to her
credit for 1887. There are not over half
| ship as much ore as Pilot Knob, and none of
a superior quality.
GHOST STORY.
A certain young lady in Pilot Knob has
seen her father (who has been dead four
years. several times within the last few
weeks. He would enter her bedroom and
make stay of several hours each night.
The young lady made known her troubles to
her mistress, who persuaded her to speak to
him. The young lady gained courage on
Sunday night last, and on Monday morning
the following conversation took place:
GIRBI"Well, 1 saw him again last night"
MIsTREss-"Didy you speak to himw
= G.-"Yes."
M.-'What did he sayp
G.-"He said I ought to be ashamed of
myself, q great, strong, healthy girl like /
am, to stop here for seventy-fye cents q
week."
MI have thought that long since; you
get another place when your week is up"
AUCTIoN-The stock of the Rev. j. DON
aldson, consisting of Clocks, Regulator,
Watches, Gold Rings, &C., &C., together
with Fire-Proof Safe, Will be sold at public
auction at my residence in Ironton, on Sat-
urday, October sth, at PM.
MRS. s. NJ. DONALDSON.
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Tunnel DrlttIngs.

The new prospect
on the east side of
the hill, near the
limestone quarry Is
looking very fiat
tering.
The shaft incline
has gone into thick
er and better ore
than it has been in
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-10-06

The Base Ball Notes. didn't show up
this week, but, We understand, the Clippers,
of Ironton, "rubbed it inn on the Granite.
VILE club Sunday in score OF Is to 81. The
Reds failed to put in an appearance to play
the second nine Hayseeds.
The family and relatives of James WEIGH,
who died October LIST, desire to tender their
sincere thanks to his friends and the people
OF lronton and vicinity for their unceasine
attention and many courtesies in his long
Illness. Mrs. JAS. WEIGH.
THos. WEIGH.
Capt. P. r. Crisp and his good lady went
up to the city yesterday to see the President.
Before departing, the Captain gave us charge
Of the pile of wheather-beaten shingles
which graces the northern side of the drug
store, with instructions to telegraph him i'm
mediately, should aught befall them.
However, nothing occurred to endanger the
shingles or mar their peaceful rest, and they
still repose in the same spot they have occu-
pied from time immemorial.
The K. of L. Picnic at Goulding's Park
last Saturday was well attended by the
tiful one-a sort of oasis in the rainy desert
the air balmy and temperate. At nine
O'Clock in the morning the Ironton Cornet
Band turned out, marched to the grounds,
and then climbed into their wagon and made
a round to the Knob, returning before noon.
At IL O'Clock the orator of the day addressed
the assembled crown until the dinner hour,
when all betook themselves to tho plentiful
supply Of eatables. The dinner was tip-top,
and accordingly enjoyed by the hungry pic
nickers. After dinner Mr.. Williams again
spoke for an hour or so. In the evening, he
resumed his discourse at the courthouse,
which concluded the proceedings of the day.
1t was model picnic, and truly day of
enjoyment.
List of letters remaining in the Ironton
post office for the month ending October
IL
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Notice of Resignation and Of Final Set
Element by Executor.

Notice Is hereby given that ], the under
signed, q. @. Bergman, executor OF Mary j.
Reeves, deceased, have resigned my said
trust as said executor of said deceased Mary
j. Reeves, and will, on the first day of the
November term, 1887, OF the Probate Court
of Iron county, Missouri, or SO soon there.
after as may be heard, present to said Pro.
bate Court, of said county, my accounts and
statement for final settlement and ask for m,
discharge as such executor aforesaid.
GO. BERRYMAN.
J. B. WALLER, his Atty.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-10-06

MONEY TO LoAN-On good real estate.
INQUIRE of d. III. Palmer, Belleview, Mo.
The Washington critic., 1887-11-05
MOTHS AND GOSSIP.

THE Grant Monument fund OF the New
York star is nearing $500.
SOMEBODY with patient fondness for
statistics has figured II out that II costs
IS, 1875 an hour TO run the city OF New York.
MICHAEL SIMON, the first Hebrew ever
holding a similar position In Scotland, was
yesterday elected one Of the magistrates OF
Scotland.
GOVERNOR LEE presided at q political
meeting In Richmond, Va, last night, and
introduced Senator Daniel, the orator OF
the occasion.
According to Dennis Kearney, there are
now more than 1900 Cinnamon In the city
of New York. Ten years ago, he adds, there
were only 100.
In 1900 there were In all the United States
only elk cities OF over G,00O inhabitants. In
1880 there were 2sG and by this time there
are many more.
Miss CLARA-IIave you read the new
novel; Miss Ethel-No, haven't finished
pages.-tN. Y. Sun.
Mrs. JEFFERSON DAVIS is said to have re-
marked at Macon last week that she never
from the first believed In the success OF the
Southern Confederacy, but always told Mr..
Davis that defeat was only matter of time.
"No DESTITUTE person need pass this
nracs hungry" is the sign In front Of the
st. Boniface Hotel In Westchester Town.
ship, N. Y. The sign has been out thirty
years, and the pledge has been nobly KEEP,
by Rudolph Fitzpatrick, the warm hearted
lsldlord,-TN. Y. Graphic.
The Washington critic., 1887-11-05
HOOKS AND MAGAZINES.

EvANGEIIsTIc Work IN PRINCIPLE AND
PRACTICE. BY Arthur I. Pierson, ID. ID,
author of "rbe Crisis OF Missions,n
keys to the Word" etc. New York.
The Baker ard Taylor Company, 0 Bond
street.
DR.. Pierson has given close study to the
theme OF which he writes for twenty years
past, and his views VIII be accepted as OF
orthodox authority. He treats OF Evangel.
istlc Work In Theory and Eyangellstic
Work In Practice, the latter, the second
part, possessing peculiar interest from It's
personal references to Whiteneld, Howard,
Finney, Spurgeon, Moody, McAll aud
others as illustrating different forms and
features of evAngelistlc effort. The book Ia
for sale by Chapman * Co.
TnR MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN History.
November number. New York: Martha
j. Lamb, 7i3 Broadway.
The November lumber OF Mrs. Lambs
admirable publication is perhaps the bright
est and most richly illustrated issue of the
year. Its frontispiece is portrait OF
| Oliver Cromwell, which Ia incident to the
romantic story of Shelter Island, in 1862,
told by Mrs. Lamb in her happiest vein and
| entitled "The Historic Home OF the Sylves-
ters." Other papers Of note are "Horace
| Greeley's Practical Advice to the Recon-
| structionists Of Mississippi" by Judge Tar
bell Of Washington; "An Interesting Dla-
lcgue In 1876 Between Bacon, the Rebel
| and John Goode OF Whitby," by G. Brown
| Goode OF the Smithsonian; "Aaron Burr"
| by Charles ii. Peck; the "lIamilton Oneida
| Academy In 1904" the germ of Hamilton
College, by Walstein Root, and "Religious
Movement in ls00," by I. j. Chapman.
| RHYMES ron ALL SEASONS, By Sarah Pres
colt Kellogg. Boston: d. Lothrop & Co.
A handsome little volume of verse OF
which the author says in her preface: "The
| critic can well afford to pass them by, since
the only place ask for them is in the
hearts Of my friends.n
| DHAKE's MAGAZINE. New York: John n.
| Drake, Mercantile Exchange Building.
With the first or November number Of
what has hitherto been known as "Drake':
| Travellers Magazine" 1t takes new depart
ure aud will henceforth bear the title Of
"DTake's Magazine" retaining it's distinct
i've and attractive features OF the past, bu
combining with these all tho better charAc
teristics OF current periodical literature. /
appears in excellent form, both as to matte
and ptees-work, aud at one dollar year
maintaining It's present standard, can hardly
fail OF achieving a widely extended popular
fly.
SONGS OF THE MENIcAE SEAS. By joaquin
| Miller, author OF "SOpgs OF the SlerrAs,
etc. boston: Roberta Brothers For sall
ia Washington by Ballautyue.
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WAITING.


Here | must pause-thc roads dlyergc,
And one, know, IL nine;
Impatient heart, be still, nor urge
Thy heat, thy hustci my .ather's Will
Is that walt-LoSd take my will In Thine
Lights beokon DER one road, and one
Grows chill, and dark and dim;
joy for the heart, glad work begun,
Hope, promise. blessing Gid the one,
And one Is cold-O heart, trust thou IN HIM
| may not chOoao-Thne arc the ways
All ways lead up to Thee.
II sun or shade lie on my days,
need not ask; be Thou my sun,
And light my soul, TIL Thy candle be,
What though burn Thine Is tine humc
Thine Is the air that feeds;
Soul of my soul, thrice sacred Name,
Where'er 20, where'er ! stay,
Through life, through death, Thine he the
hand that leads
Mrs, d. II. II. Goodale in congregatl0nallst.
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LEGAL. NOTICES.


1 DISTRICT OF COLuMBlA
Mnth Bros.'sS Co. eta No i07o2
Va, Equity DOcKCt
Stott. Cromwell & Co ct al. 25
This cause. together with the report OF tho
nssgnCcs aud receiver, being referred 10 mo
tu state accounts OF the assets and OF the
claims Of creditors, notice Is hereby given 70
all creditors OF tho firm of Stott, Cromwell &
Co., and of Il hester stntt, tn prove their
claims against the said firm and tho SAID
StOtt before ne at my office In the United
States Court House, Washington, ID. c., within
thirty days from and after this ist day OF Mo-
vember, 1857.
Notice Is further given that shall proceed
TO state the said accounts OF assets and claims
on Saturday. the 81 of December, 1857, at IL
o'clock a. M, at my oflicc as above.
JAMES q. PAYNE,
AudItnr
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PROVISIONS.

I,IRCLE MARK ET. - Having Pur-
" chased the stock and goodwill OF Circle
Market, corner of VI. ave, and l. st., we earn
estly solicit the liberal patronage glyen our
predecessors, and, by making such additions
careful attention to business and prompt dc,
livery of orders, hope TO give satisfaction to
all who patroniZe us. Respectfully,
s, l.. WILLETT n S, II. 6WYNNR,
Successors 10 T. s. Brooke d Co.
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aItttie supcrs,itIous,

Wife TO husbaud) )--rbcre were two hats
that liked, one for $40 and one for SIS.
Ilusband-Which dll you finally decide
uponY
Wife-The eIgbtceu.dollar Que, I'm a
little tuperstitlOus about the humber thlr.
teen.-I y. Y. Sun,
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-Four Gentlemen Can
ID obtain board in a private family; rea.
sOnable rates, with home comforts; Belt Line
cars pass the door; convenient to Pension and
Printing offices. Apply at 1903 ith st, I'd door
above N stnw.
The Washington critic., 1887-11-05

WE Have Several Very Valuable
w large properties for sale, situated on
Massachusetts, ave extended and on the Ten
leyiown road, which offer to investors rare
chances for large and quick profit. Also, a
number OF beautiful building sites and sew
eral splendid suburban farms, near the Mary
'"A' ' r. II. GoLDsBoRoUH & CO.,
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LOANS.

In sums to suit at per cent,
The above Is only "A small portion OF prop
erty on my books. For full list call at office
for bulletins Issued on ist and 18th.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

=
NOR SALE-Splendid Lot ON Mass.
II ave, near 18th st, 30Jxl00 feet to aD,toot
alley; price to immediate purchaser, 81 per
foot.
Choice lot ON Connecticut avenue-part of
lot II. square l50-noarly opposite the British
Minister'S Front, 30 feet o inchcsi average
Lot ii, block 20, Columbia Heights, oornor
Kenyon and 18th sts 100 feet front; depth, 1850
feet; 50o per foot, Also adjoining lot 2i 100
feet front; depth 100 feet; 800 per foot.
East half of square lO6s, fronting on North
Carolina avenue, q and 10th sts n o, respect
ively, and containing 1000 square feet:
Price, Sc 800. ---.
subs 10 and A., square 1871, fronting 2a,ss
feet on Rhode Island avenue, bet 10Th ana
nth sts, by average depth of 100 feet 81 per
foot.
A bargain near the new library on A ST o.
Part OF LOT 10, square Sis, 30Oxs1 feet at tho
low price OF $3.50 per foot to Immediate pur-
chaser,
Massachusetts, avenue and 10th 81 = o, fronting
ls7 feet ON the avenue and 90 feet on 10th ST.
price 2Oc per foot.
1905 + st.
The Washington critic., 1887-11-05

The case Of the young men charged
with sending an alleged internal ma
chine to Chief Justice Waite and
attempting to dispose of q purely sem
sational hoax as genuine news to vari'
Gus newspaper correspondents, has
been postponed to next Saturday, 1t
was not commendable piece of news
paper enterprise-would not have been
at any time. Under the circumstances
and In view of the feverish condition
The Washington critic., 1887-11-05

INA LETTER to cx.Mayor Edward
Cooper Of New York President Ceve.
land says, not for the purpose OF inter
fering. even by Implication, with the
pending campaign, but In order to
correct many misrepresentation as to
his wishes and hopes In the contest;
shall he very much pleased to SEQ II t,hc
local Democratic ticket entirely successful
J know nothing which, II ! were voter In
New York, would prevent my support OF Mr..
Fellows candidacy without the least m'sglv-
ings as to his fitness and with considerable
personal satisfaction.
The Ecening World of yesterday
says; LET President Cleveland take
his hand out of this local fight. The
fingers Of Intermediates are liable to
get burned" But 1t is too late now to
save anybody's fingers. Whose fingers
are burned remains to be seen.
The Washington critic., 1887-11-05

Of the public mind Ni,h regard to the
pending fate Of the condemned An
archisis, II was rrpreheusiblc TO the
last degree and deserves some srverpr
penalty than mere reprimnnd. What
Mr.. Hopkins seeks TO laugh away ns a
mere joke Is full Of evil suggestiycncss
TO evil minds, aud the only mitigation
Of It's oiTense consists In the csllownes'
of judgment that conceived It. The
subject Is one of altogether too serious
moment to be joked about.
The Washington critic., 1887-11-05
DENTISTRY.


nR.S. n. MASON, DsntIst, Formerly
~ of 41( st, has removed his Office IN ll0l
Penna. ave. corner l2th st. Cocaine and gas
given.
The Washington critic., 1887-11-05

~ 40 Fourteenth street n. W.
First-class work at moderate prices. Gold
and Amalgam t'lllng, Artificial Crowns per.
manently attached TO roots. GOld.llned Rub
treatment assured.
nR. DUKE, Dentist, II5 ldth At N W.
~ Teeth extracted without pain, by aid
Of local application prepared and used only
by me. Teeth filed 81. Perfect fitting sets
OF artificial teeth Operations guaranteed.
The Washington critic., 1887-11-05

THE Chicago MaH is out in favor Of
committing the sentence of death in the
case Of the condemned Anarchists to
imprisonment for life. 1t says that the
execution Of the MN ''will surely bring
with IL a seven fold reyulsion.'
The Washington critic., 1887-11-05
LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-Thursday, Sd Instant, Small
IL white dog, yCilDw-tlppcd ears, yellow
eral reward paid II returned to l139 81 W.
0E0REW WkRD-Lost,O One Gold snuif-
pJb boz, about three inches long and
cUmeo bracelet, containing even stones. The
above reward will bU paid iJr tho return OF
the above and no questions asked Apply to
MCDEViTr & FLtNDER.
No sos Pennsylvania avenue.
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w.MOORE D sCHLnY.
w-MooRE . soHInY..
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
&c Broad street, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
72 Wall ST., NY. ia South Sd st., Phila.

Connected with |. A. Evans & Co., Boston;
E. l.. Brewster & Co., Chicago; Corson & Ma
cartney, Washington; Warren Il Quarles,
Richmond.
Private wirc Connections. Buy and sell
Stocks, Bonds and Miscellaneous Securities
on New York Stock Exchange.
The Washington critic., 1887-11-05

1428 New York Ave.
FOR sALE-RARE CHANCE =. TWO 10
room brick houses, near Govt Printing
ONCE; price each only 94,500.
FOR sALE-1GO0 ST. Z ROOMS, BATH
and mod imps; cheap; $1,000
FOR sALE--THREE NEW BRICK HOUSES
mod nj imps; prices si,a5o, 81 800, $500.
FOR sALE-FIyE NEW BRICK HOUSES.
northwest section, paying nearly ls per
cent; price for all 81 5f0
FOR sALE-FIaE RESIDENCE ON 18TH
q; a Gson 2 Gooms' bath and all mod impsi price
FOR SbLE-SUITABLE FOR BUSINESS
Brick, rs, on 9th, bet and K sts.......s $1,000
Brick, re-, on 9th. bet and SITS. ....... 200
Frame, near on 9th st. lot 20 # 'front.'. $500
Also desirable residence on st, near 9th
II rs, all IN I, lot % # front. 5000
FOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL sRooM HOUSE
on U st, bet 18th and 10th; hard wood finish;
FOR sALE-Two GOOD O ROOM BRICKS,
mod inps, fth st n W; each $1,000
FOR SALEM WEST WASHINGTON, GOOD
business property on BED st; store and dwell
ling; price Si,50O.
FOR SALE
Caroline ST, = RS. s...,...',,..,.......,'.$ $500
18th, above la Circle. $500
Y Qst, broom brlck..,,.,.. ,.,.,,...,,, $500
Pierce Place. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
south Capitol ST, D 5rs...'..........,... lao
Ienton ST, 5rs .......'...s.,. ..,..,.,. 1857
18th ST. Srs, eap,.,,,.,...........,". 7.5O
81, Z rs's's',,'... ...'...'.s''...'s. d,jOU
iith st, store and dwelling. .....,...... 1000
isth i and sts ", store and dwg..... 400
FOR sALE-oN RHODE ISLAND AVE. 10
room brick, mod imps; stable: price $500.
FOR SALE--ON DUNDARTON AVE, FRAME
Sl,5C0; on Congress ST, frame, $4,000.
FOR SALE.-oN NEW YORK AVENUE, 81
story brick: 10 rs, mod imps; story stable;
price only $3.50.
FOR SALE-sIX BRICK HOUSES ON LINE
f sSH5o. - Nv" '''''S ~ p'' ''A'' '''''
FOR sALE-SEvERAL NEW 7.RooM BRICK
houses, near l4th st cars, cheap at $4,000.
FOR sALE-ELEGANT LOT ON RHODE
Island aye. ave, near ioG Iowa Circle sizso IT. wide
FOR sALE-2oX12o FEET ON 1iTH ST,
small brick house, cheap. 80 500.
Lot on 10th st, ai1fxso II, only $3.50 per
1Iss prss sss f Gp only : s gear i'th each S7'
Beautiful lot on Il ave, 60 # front; price
per IT sl.75.
FOR sALE-sPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
| for builder--l5 lots in southwest section,
| near Smithsonian; enough front for q
| houses; cheap and terms easy.
| FOR sALE-ELEGANTL lot ON s ST, NEAR
10th, 10 It front; cheap at the piice; per It
| sl.50.
| Cheap lots In Tokoma Park. Forest Glen,
| Mt. Pleasant, Columbia Heights Hyatts-
vile and other suburbs.
| FOR RENT
| on Il st, Broom brick house; handsomely
| furnished; good 2-story stable; per month
s.jO.
Groom brick, near Conn ave, elegantly
furnished; per month 500.
| lg-rnam hripk. splppdid lopnttOn, north
west; partly furnished; low rate to good
| tenant.
Good stable in alley between, 18th and
| iith and z and Corcoran SITS; per month $40
Money in sums to suit on real estate SO
curity.
Don't forget the name aud place,
J.W.P, MYERS & SON,
| 142S New York Avenue.
| ITOR SAIE-JOHN II. SMYTH a. co.
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SAYS Dun & Co.'S Weekly Rcgi,,r Of
this date: Notwithstanding slow col.
lections in many quarters, and some
failures of unpleasant significance, the
prevalent feeling is that the most seri
Gus points Of danger have been
wealhered, and that trade and industries
have been warned In season to check
unsafe expansion. The voluGic Of
business continues large"
The Washington critic., 1887-11-05
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

EOR SALE For 500, in Monthly
fine building lot 5Oxi2O feet and an equal
share. 1850, OF the remaining 60 or 20 acres,
including tho wellknown "Carlin Springs"
the pleasure grounds, and three houses con.
yeyed by the owners to the syndicate.
The first payment is now being made. Sc
lection Of lots will follow Immediately after
Nov. /. A practical builder will erect model
cottage this fall, and others are also expected
to commence their improvements at once.
This plat will DO built upon by bona ade In
BAXTER & MAcGOWAN,
zoos and 10lf st.
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PROPOSALS..

DR0PoskLs FOK REMOVING OF
L A SUNKBN WRECK .-ofBce OF the Engi-
neer Commissioner, ID. o., Washington, Nov.
4, 1887. Sealed Proposals viii be received at
vember z, 1887, for the removal OF Sunken
Wreck at the mouth Of James Creek Canal
The work Of removal will be commenced at
once and will be completed within six days.
The right TO reject any and all bids Is re-
served, WILLIAM LUDLOW,
Engineer Commissioners, ID. @.
The Washington critic., 1887-11-05

TICKETS Bought, Sold 3 Exchanged
i by DoRsEY Bios. Assn brokers. 4si Pa av
WANTBD--ALL TO KNOW that On.
w Taylor, 934 + street, near Tenth, makes
beautiful sets Of artificial teeth for IS. guar
anteed to give full satisfaction; extracting
cents; without, a cents; hlling at very low
prices.
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n OSSLYNN AGAIN to the FORE.
III THE COMING INVESTMENT.
The finest villa sites yet offered, overlook
foot. Persons need only look to be convinced
that they cannot go wrong in purchasing.
The AQueduct Free Bridge, Memorial Bridge
and Mt. Vernon avenue are bound to double
all Investments made at Rosslynn.
IT. II, SYPHERD & Co, 1907 + st.
The Washington critic., 1887-11-05

The above houses can bo examined by per.
nit from
THOMAS j. FISHER d CO.,
1924 street uorthwcIt
EOR RENT-:s33G $ 1T N w--5-room
II brick. SO; 800 Il st n 0, 10 room brick,
bath, rent Sl5 Inquire at 1855 5th st n for
key, etc.
EOR RENT-3-Story Brick House,
l. 1913 d st n W; water and gas. Inquire
at 9i5 7th st n W. up stairs.
The Washington critic., 1887-11-05

e>xsoI WISH TO INFORM THE PUB
~ lie that although being boycotted by
tho X. of l.. these last ten weeks, my band Il
still in blooming condition. Open TO en-.
gagement, with % men, at q moments notice.
F. KRAUSE. leader National Rifles Band.
The Washington critic., 1887-11-05
CnR ShIE.--LOJS.

L,OR SALE-1O Fine Huiiding Lots
Il IN one OF the finest locations OF the city:
will sell ON easy terms, In single lots, or Whole
tracts; n good location Tor APARTMENT hou.oS
or fire block Of dwellings. NORTH WASH
lNGTON REAL ESTATE CO,
1ilO Of n "a